Turing on MasOSX?

[Tallguy]

Hey guys,

Benn a long time since turing (used it in highschool, now in 3rd year of college), found turng rly neat to just mess with, is there a IDE/compiler for MacOSX? Dont rly want to use a VM

[Tony]

There is no native compiler.

You could get Turing working via a compatibility layer such as CrossOver (commercial implementation of Wine).

Alternatively, a number of other languages would likely serve you better at this point. http://processing.org/ features much of what was good about Turing

[andrew.]

Tony @ Wed Feb 06, 2013 3:44 pm wrote:

You could get Turing working via a compatibility layer such as CrossOver (commercial implementation of Wine).

I've used it a little bit with Wine and it seems to work fine. I agree with Tony though; I think it'd be better in the long run to find another, more supported language.

[Dazzle]

could you give a tutorial how to do this because me and my friend are trying to work on a project and he dosent have pc he has mac

[Panphobia]

There are whole tutorials on the processing language, at processing.org , in grade 12 engineering we have to learn it on the website

[Tallguy]

andrew. wrote:

Tony @ Wed Feb 06, 2013 3:44 pm wrote:

You could get Turing working via a compatibility layer such as CrossOver (commercial implementation of Wine).

I've used it a little bit with Wine and it seems to work fine. I agree with Tony though; I think it'd be better in the long run to find another, more supported language.

i do a lot in Java, C, C++, QNX etc, just sorta wanted to dapple again in the language that inspired my career choice